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Euphonik

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Themba Mbongeni Nkosi, better known as Euphonik, is a highly acclaimed South African music producer, disc jockey (DJ), and radio presenter. Euphonik developed a passion for music at a young age and started his career as a DJ while still a teenager. His exceptional talents soon gained recognition, and he began performing at various events and clubs across South Africa. He has since produced numerous hit tracks and albums, making him one of the most popular DJs in the country. He has also received multiple music awards for his outstanding work. Besides his successful music career, Euphonik is a renowned radio personality. Even today, he remains a significant figure in South African music, inspiring and entertaining audiences globally.

Discography

Albums⁴

Modern Africa, Part 1- Ekhaya (Deluxe)2022 • albumTracks: 11

Modern Africa, Part 1- Ekhaya2021 • albumTracks: 7

Bars on bars2020 • albumTracks: 8

Herd in Ibiza2019 • albumTracks: 18

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